Death of Albert J. Feidt linked to political bid and local ties
Word arrives from Charleston that Albert J. Feidt, 32, a Cumberland and Dauphin county lawyer with offices in Carlisle and New Cumberland, died by suicide in Washington DC. Feidt, a former Republican senatorial candidate against W H Manbeck, left a wife in distress amid unverified rumors of financial trouble. Feidt had wartime service with Governor's Troop in Porto Rico and was active in local clubs.
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